WATE 6 viewer Cindy Smith took this photo from her home in Fentress County.
A wreck involving three cars and a tractor trailer truck on Interstate 40 closed westbound traffic at mile marker 330 in Cumberland County.
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JAMESTOWN (WATE) - Light snow fell Thursday morning in parts of the WATE 6 viewing area, mostly in higher elevations.
Snow was reported on the northern Plateau in Oneida and Jamestown. Up to an inch of snow accumulated and some side streets became slick. That prompted school officials to cancel classes in Fentress and Scott counties.
Cumberland County schools were also closed because of the snow in the northern portion of the county.
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Light flurries with little accumulation were reported in Oak Ridge and Knoxville.
A wreck involving three cars and a tractor trailer truck on Interstate 40 closed westbound traffic at mile marker 330 in Cumberland County.
Authorities have not said if the wreck was weather related, but light snow had fallen in the area. No injuries were reported.